Amateur Video Of Natural Gas FireCommunity To Have Input On Historic Home's Repair
Home Dameged In Feb. 5 Tornadoes
POSTED: 4:24 pm CDT April 8,
2008
UPDATED: 4:34 pm CDT April 8,
2008
CASTALIAN SPRINGS, Tenn. -- The public will be heard before any repairs begin at a historic home that was damaged in the February tornadoes.Wynnewood, which is in Castalian Springs, was the biggest single property loss caused by the Feb. 5 tornadoes that ravaged areas in Sumner, Trousdale and Macon counties.Both the Tennessee and federal emergency management associations are holding a public meeting Thursday night to discuss repairs.The meeting will be at 7 p.m. at the Castalian Springs Community Center on Hartsville Pike.
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